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Irwin B. Fieldhouse Interview, 1997-1998
Collection
Identifier: 031.07.01
Description of the Collection
Oral interviews of Prof. Irwin Fieldhouse, the first employee of Armour Research Foundation. Primarily his reminiscences of people and projects connected to ARF and IITRI. Interviews were conducted on 12/8/1997, 4/21/1998, and 5/27/1988. Each tape is ca. 60 minutes long. A typed transcript of the interviews is also included in the collection. See index of topics discussed in "Extended Information" paragraph below. Item listing: 1999.13.1 Tape of 12/8/1997 interview and diskette 1999.13.2...
Dates:
1997-1998
Irwin B. Fieldhouse papers, 2000
Collection
Identifier: 031.07.02
Description of the Collection
Unpublished manuscript about IIT Research Institute titled "History of IITRI, 1936-1999" by Irwin ("Irv") B. Fieldhouse (8 parts).
Dates:
2000
J. Ogden Armour drawing
Collection
Identifier: 002.04.14
Description of the Collection
J. Ogden Armour framed drawing. Original ink drawing signed by artist.
Dates:
1900
Jack Weiss Papers, 1960-1965
Collection
Identifier: 008.01.27
James C. Peebles, A History of Armour Institute of Technology, 1954
Collection
Identifier: 002.01.08
Description of the Collection
Multiple copies, including the tissue carbon copy of the original typed manuscript, of "A History of Armour Institute of Technology" by James Clinton Peebles concerning the history of Armour Institute of Technology from its founding in 1890 until its merger in 1940 with Lewis Institute to create Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago.The collection may also contains minor amounts of materials concerning the process of writing, editing, and publishing the book which was...
Dates:
1954
James C. Peebles papers, 1926-1933
Collection
Identifier: 002.05.13
Description of the Collection
Correspondence and a photograph related to Armour Institute of Technology professor of mechanical engineering James C. Peebles, circa 1926-1933. Photocopy of a typed letter (6 pages) to Armour Institute of Technology President Howard M. Raymond from Associate Professor James Peebles in opposition to moving the college site to Evanston, dated March 29, 1926. The second item is a class photo of Armour Institute of Technology Class of 1933, with head shots of graduates and class officers. The...
Dates:
1926-1933; 1926
James Prestini collection, 1950-2004
Collection
Identifier: 038.01.48
Content Description
1 steel sculpture, custom made wooden pedestal and accompanying manuscript and print materials. The manuscript and print materials were evidently collected by Bonnie Blake-Drucker, a fine art photographer (including some items mailed directly to her by Prestini). Present are three photocopies of press coverage of Prestini, 1991-1993 (including his obituary); an envelope postmarked January 13, 1992, mailed by Prestini to Blake-Drucker (containing notices of various exhibits featuring his...
Dates:
1950-2004
James S. Montague papers, 1948-1994
Collection
Identifier: 008.02.04
Description of the Collection
Materials concerning the Institute of Design collected by James S. Montague during his tenure as a faculty member and director of the school. The collection includes special publications, historical items, documents and communications, and mainly printed ephemera and publications by the Institute of Design.
Dates:
1948-1994; Majority of material found within 1950-1978
James W. Vice papers, 1975-1988
Collection
Identifier: 019.04.02
Description of the Collection
The papers in this collection cover James W. Vice's years as Dean of Students at Illinois Institute of Technology from 1975-1988. The correspondence reflects his various areas of responsibility, including student discipline, counseling, campus residential life, and student organizations. Also present are copies of letters of recommendation written by Vice in support of students he knew well. The collection also includes an autobiographical essay written by Vice in 2002 describing the start...
Dates:
1975-1988
James Watson lecture, 1999
Collection
Identifier: 036.05.03
Description of the Collection
Unedited color video (65 minutes) of James Watson's lecture, "From the Double Helix to the Human Genome Project," given at Illinois Institute of Technology on April 15, 1999 recounting his discovery of DNA structure and later scientific research activities. Introductions by Lori Andrews and Lew Collens include biographical information on Watson.
Dates:
1999